Students

Thank you for choosing us to further your learning, work and career prospects. We are an Australian Government development project delivering quality Australian qualifications for Pacific Island citizens.

We hope that this section will give you information about our services, your rights and responsibilities as a student, and our eligibility criteria. We are here to help you get the most out of your study. We also want you to have access to personal development, the ability to build professional networks and develop expertise to enable you to be a valuable employee and contributor to your family, community and your country.

Hear from our students about their APTC experience.

Anthinia Temakon

Certificate III in Light Mechanical Technology

Why did you apply to study at APTC?

I applied to study at APTC to gain more knowledge and understanding in my relevant field of work. After graduation, I hope to move one step up.

What do you like about studying at APTC?

I like the way APTC trainers teach students in detail. The chances of getting a better job and migrating after graduating increases as APTC is recognised in the South Pacific.

What are the things you are learning at APTC?

I am learning budgeting, time management, proper use of tools and equipment and the opportunity to meet other Pacific Islanders.

Would you recommend other students to apply for a course at APTC?

Yes, definitely because I would love to see my friends gain the same level of professional knowledge that I am gaining.

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